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Mathematics, 10.11.2020 14:00 kj44

Given: The universal set = {Corn acreage}; A = {Yellow Corn}; B = {yellow corn | the yellow corn is the variety Giant Kernel}; C = {White Corn}; D = {white corn | the white corn is the variety Butter and Sugar}. Click on the diagram until you find the correct one. C (Upside Down U) D

A. 2 Circles, Smaller Pink One Inside Of Bigger White One
B. 2 Circles, Both Completely Separate


Given: The universal set = {Corn acreage}; A = {Yellow Corn}; B = {yellow corn | the yellow corn is
Given: The universal set = {Corn acreage}; A = {Yellow Corn}; B = {yellow corn | the yellow corn is
Given: The universal set = {Corn acreage}; A = {Yellow Corn}; B = {yellow corn | the yellow corn is

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